Officially licensed by Senna Brands and Classic Lotus Team, the Limited Edition Ayrton Senna Race Set from AFX is unlike any other set they've made before.

Make 8 different track layouts inspired by Senna's most infamous performances like those at the Monaco and Belgium Grand Prix. The set comes with over 55 running feet of track. The to-scale race layouts boast a massive sprawl with some stretching as wide as 13 feet across.

Choose from the memorable Lotus cars; the 97T and the 99T and charge through the tracks to channel your inner Senna skills.

Travel back in time to the late 80s and relive the glory of one of Formula One's most iconic racers with the Brand New Ayrton Senna Race Set only from AFX.

Ayrton the pantheon of motorsport, few names resonate with the same electric intensity as Ayrton Senna. Fiercely competitive and relentless in his pursuit of perfection, Senna built a legacy as one of the greatest drivers in the history of the sport.

His passion for racing began in a kart his father built, powered by an old lawnmower engine. It was 1964 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Senna had just turned 4. At 13 he got his first taste of victory racing professionally. His early race career was a barrage of race wins and championships and by 1983 he'd garnered the interest of a small team in England, Formula 1 Team Toleman.

His short but pivotal tenure with Toleman led to his move to Team Lotus in 1985, from which erupted a golden era of racing. His exceptional performances in the innovative black and gold Lotus 97T earned him memorable wins like those at the Portuguese Grand Prix when he outdrove his competitors despite awful weather conditions. Or, at the Monaco Grand Prix where he earned the moniker "King of Monaco".

Senna's technical prowess was lauded by engineers who claimed his insight into his car's performance to be remarkably specific and instrumental in the evolution of F1. In '87, Senna took the helm of the Lotus 99T, touting an advanced active suspension system that optimized handling and performance. His continued triumphs said it all; he was a legend in the making.